With Saturday afternoon's rally coming up just short against #1 Oklahoma, Aggie softball pieced together a comeback win in its evening rematch against Minnesota to avoid elimination and advance to the Norman Regional final with Jo Evans' 1,300th career victory.

#5 Florida manufactured three runs in the first inning as #12 Texas A&M had no answer for the Gators' speed. The Aggies attempted to rally back but ultimately fell in the second round of the SEC Tournament, 4-1.

Powered by Trinity Cannon's three-run double and Shaylee Ackerman's late dominance in the circle, A&M softball earned its first-ever SEC Tournament win after downing South Carolina, 5-3, on Tuesday night. The Aggies will now face fifth-seeded Florida on Wednesday afternoon.

Plagued by an early deficit and a four-run fifth inning by No. 5 Arkansas, Texas A&M's rally came up short as they dropped the series finale, 9-5 on Sunday. With the regular season over, the Aggies will now turn their attention to South Carolina in the SEC Tournament.

Jo Evans and the Aggies jumped out to an early lead courtesy of a Katie Dack two-run homer in the first, but No. 5 Arkansas refused to be held down as the Razorbacks evened the weekend series by taking down Texas A&M, 7-3.

Underdogs yet again, Texas A&M pulled off another thrilling upset as the Aggies took the series opener from No. 5 Arkansas in nine innings, 6-5. Katie Dack's walk-off single scored Alexis Tippit to secure A&M's sixth SEC win of the year as the Ags fight for a postseason berth.

After taking the first two games of the weekend, Jo Evans and the Aggies eyed the series sweep on Sunday, but Montana Fouts and No. 2 Alabama had other plans as the Crimson Tide salvaged the finale by defeating Texas A&M, 4-2.

All it took was five innings for Texas A&M to knock off No. 2 Alabama yet again and secure the program's first series victory over the Crimson Tide. Makinzy Herzog dominated in the circle and also provided the walk-off RBI single to complete the historic night for the Aggies.

After blowing out the Wildcats in the first two games of a weekend series, Texas A&M completed a clean sweep of Abilene Christian with a 5-2 win in the Sunday finale. Makinzy Herzog was 2-for-3 at the plate, while Emiley Kennedy earned her eighth win in the circle.

Texas A&M softball found a way to win on Wednesday evening by taking down Houston Baptist at Davis Diamond, 5-4. The Aggies walked it off in the seventh when Rylen Wiggins reached home on an error from the Huskies.

With a Southeastern Conference series on the line, Texas A&M dropped the Sunday finale to the sixth-ranked Florida Gators at Davis Diamond, 11-3. Behind three errors and poor performances in the circle, the Aggies had no answer for Florida's potent offense.

Leading 2-0 entering the sixth, Texas A&M pitching surrendered one in the sixth and two in the seventh as No. 6 Florida emerged victorious in Friday's series opener at Davis Diamond. The Aggies were even one strike away from pulling off an upset.

After an 0-3 weekend, Trinity Cannon's dominance at the plate got the Aggies back on track with a commanding 6-2 win over Sam Houston on Tuesday evening. On the mound for a full seven innings, Grace Uribe only allowed two runs and five hits to contain the Bearkats.

Texas A&M softball opened the Norman Regional on Friday with a loss, falling to Wichita State, 9-7. Going into the seventh inning down 9-4, the Aggies put three runs on the board after a double from Dani Elder, but it wasn't enough to break the now eight-game losing streak.

One run on three hits was all the Aggies could muster as No. 17 Kentucky took the series finale, 5-1, at Davis Diamond on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats completed the sweep as A&M ended their home scheduled on a sour note.

Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh, Haley Lee launched her 22nd home run of the season to send the contest into extra innings. However, in the eighth, No. 17 Kentucky would not be denied as the Wildcats prevailed, 2-1, to take the series.

Texas A&M softball fell to No. 17 Kentucky on Friday after giving up five runs in the first four innings. With just five games left on the schedule, the Aggies need a quick turnaround to close out the season on a strong note.

After losing the first two games of the series, Texas A&M softball managed to come back from an early deficit to claim the series finale, 4-3. Freshman Bre Warren led the team offensively with a pair of hits and two RBIs on the day.